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'EuroTier / EnergyDecentral digital', DLG's new digital platform impresses with 41,000 participants over four days - 45 percent international participation - Great interest in the technical program with over 300 specialist events - videos available "on demand" from February 18 to April 15.

The type and amount of grains used as feed raw material in animal feed depends largely on the nutritional value and costs. Although the primary grain type preferred in different regions varies, corn is the most commonly used in feeds produced for many different animal species, especially the poultry group.

According to IFIF’s estimates, global compound feed production exceeded 1 billion tons per year. However, this represents the amount produced in the professional feed industry.

Kemin Industries has recently launched KemTRACE® Chromium-OR – an organic-compliant chromium propionate feed ingredient for use in swine, cattle, broiler and horse diets.

Julia Klöckner, German Federal Minister of Food and Agriculture, opens “EuroTier / EnergyDecentral digital” on 9th February – livestock and renewable energy industry join to discuss trends for the future – high profile panel discussions on current topics

AB Vista is supporting customers’ sustainability programmes with launch of new emissions reporting service.

Avivagen announces six tons order of OxC-beta™ Livestock from new customer in Mexico. Significant and ongoing order complements previous ten tons order from established customer Industrias Melder.

The American Feed Industry Association (AFIA) wrapped up its 14th annual Pet Food Conference (PFC) on January 26, covering the regulatory and trade outlook for the U.S. pet food sector along with changing consumer trends emerging from the coronavirus pandemic.

New Zealand dairy co-operative Fonterra teamed up with Royal DSM to lower carbon footprint. New Zealand dairy co-operative Fonterra and Royal DSM, a global science-based...

Merck Animal Health’s Dr. Angela Baysinger receives “Feather in Her Cap” award for contributions to the animal health industry.